Amir If you know what package.procedure(s) you are interested in, you can just search for references to 'package.procedure' in xxx_SOURCE view. select name, type, line, text from user_source where lower(text) like '%package.procedure%' and type = 'TRIGGER' You can further limit by using a subquery finding all dependencies on the package from triggers. It is valid to leave spaces between package, period, and procedure name; if that is likely, you might want to use a regex match rather than plain old LIKE. It is very rare (not completely unknown) for the package.procedure to be split across a line break (I'd regard that as a coding standards failure) eg IF X > Y THEN Package , Procedure (a,b,c); END IF: Finally; this mechanism picks up comments (and commented out calls). You can fairly easily exclude single line comments (--). It's more of a pain to exclude multiline comments (/* ... */). You can decide whether this is a big issue or not... Regards Nigel 2008/9/3 Hameed, Amir <Amir.Hameed@xxxxxxxxx> > Hi Folks, > Here is the scenario; If a PL/SQL package contains multiple procedures > and functions and there are triggers referencing a certain procedure in > that package then is there a way to list all those triggers? The > DBA_DEPENDENCIES view does not drill down to the sub-programs within a > package. > > Thanks > Amir > > > -- > //www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-l > > >